Review on 🏠 Wheelchair Accessible Barbie Dreamhouse Dollhouse by Hesham Peltier

I've been collecting Barbie dream houses since my favorite dream house, a yellow, white and red A-frame from 1978-1980. What I love about this new 2018 dream home is the color palette. , mid-century atmosphere and tranquility. The last two houses had so much pink and were so busy that it hurt your eyes to step inside. Just not this one. I remember as a kid dreaming of a slide out my bedroom window leading to the pool. And here it is.😃Great that kids can play on both sides of the house. So glad they added a backyard patio as well as green grass and a pond. I hope they continue to add green lawns with future homes. And because of the back, you can enlarge the kitchen and add more furniture like I did. Very impressed with the sofa that converts into a bunk bed. Very smart. The elevator is my favorite. I don't know why, but something about it reminds me of the cool elevator from the 1960's TV series Lost in Space. Love it. The only thing I can say it doesn't need is the garage. I prefer another furnishing room, but I still love this house. I cannot recommend this Barbie dream house enough. It is so beautiful!